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Artist: Dandelion Hands
Canonical path: /dandelion-hands/it-s-okay
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It's Okay
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It's Okay
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It's okay, you don't have to worry
Life can wait to be sorted out tomorrow
You'll be safe, you don't have to cry
I won't turn away, because I'm here to stay
So calm the oceans underneath your eyes
Because with these hands I can change the tide
Today, it's okay
One by one, I'll tear down your walls
And I hope you'll see
There's nothing to be scared of
So calm the oceans underneath your eyes
Because with these hands I can change the tide
Today, it's okay
Today, it's okay
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